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Happy Leap Day: Google Doodle Marks Gioachino Rossini's Birthday With Leaping Frogs

Google celebrated the leap year, which occurs every four years, and Gioachino Antonio Rossini's birthday with a new two-in-one doodle.

Anonymous Hackers Attack Interpol Website After 25 Suspected 'Hacktivists' Arrested

Interpol arrested 25 suspected anonymous members in one fell swoop covering more than a dozen cities across four countries in Europe and Latin America, the global police body reported on Tuesday, Feb. 28. The formless group Anonymous quickly responded in kind, launching an attack on the Interpol website in an attempt to knock it offline.

Costa Allegra Fire Latest: Towing, Food Drops & A Cruise Industry in Crisis

The Costa Allegra fire -- which has stranded 1,000 in the Indian Ocean near Seychelles -- threatens to hurt a cruise ship industry that is already suffering from the Costa Concordia catastrophe.

Eden Hazard, one of a host of players linked to a summer move to Liverpool

Liverpool Transfer News: Hazard, Javi Martinez, Keita and Xhaka to Arrive in Summer?

Following Sunday's Carling Cup triumph, Liverpool are set to invest heavily in continuing what director of football Damien Comolli has called a very interesting project.

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Argentina Train Crash Fallout: Blame, Death and 'Profound Sadness'

Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner expressed her “profound sadness” over Wednesday's train crash in Buenos Aires, which left 49 people dead and more than 600 injured.

Bars of 500 g and 1,000 g silver in Istanbul

Coeur d'Alene Mines Swings to Profit in 4Q, Full Year

Coeur d'Alene Mines Corp. swung to a profit in the fourth quarter on increased silver production, higher selling prices and higher selling prices, the Idaho-based miner said Thursday.

Dozens Killed in Argentina Train Crash

A commuter train in Buenos Aires crashed during Wednesday morning's rush into barriers of the central Once station, killing at least 49 people and injuring hundreds of others.

A gas pump is seen hanging from the ceiling at a petrol station in Seoul June 27, 2011.

Gas Prices in U.S. Still Dwarfed by European Costs

Gas prices have risen to above $4 per gallon in many parts of the country, but compared to other countries, it's actually a rather low figure.

Barcelona's Messi celebrates after scoring his second goal against Valencia during their La Liga match in Barcelona

Messi: Top Five Goals

After Lionel Messi's four goals against Valencia last night set yet another goal-scoring record, take a look back at five of his best goals.

Sean Penn during a news conference after a meeting with Uruguay's President Mujica at the presidential house in Montevideo

Sean Penn Falklands Attack: Condemns Britain's Deployment of Prince William

Sean Penn's Falklands attack continued today as the actor slammed Britain's deployment of Prince William to the disputed territory.

Analysis: Greece heads for record books as economy slumps

Entering the fifth year of recession, Greece is writing its name in the book of unwanted records for one of the deepest economic slumps of modern times.

Barrick Gold Earnings Preview: 2011 Results to Mark Rise

Barrick Gold Corp. (NYSE:ABX), the world's largest gold producer, is expected to report an increase in 2011 earnings on strong gold prices and controlled costs.

Falkland Islands: A Look at the Disputed Territory [PHOTOS]

The Falkland Islands are back in the news just in time for the 30th anniversary of the Falkland Islands War, with grumblings of further dispute between Argentina and the UK threatening the Islands’ vital tourism industry.

USDA sees corn stocks double next year

A U.S. government report on Monday showed farmers in the United States will plant the largest area with corn this spring since World War Two, which could double the razor-thin stocks of this year and help defray costs to consumers and food companies.

UN Chief Asks UK and Argentina to Cool Down Falkland Rhetoric

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon told the UK and Argentina to “avoid an escalation” in Falklands, and noted his “concern about the increasingly strong exchanges” between the two countries.

Santorum Wants to Win Michigan; Democrats Want to Help

California Gay Marriage Ban: Why Santorum's 'Intolerance' Remarks are Intolerant

In the two days since a California court declared Proposition 8 unconstitutional, the Republican response has been swift and utterly predictable. But the most ridiculous response came from Rick Santorum, who claimed that opponents of same-sex marriage were the real victims of intolerance.

Argentina Will Appeal to the U.N. Over UK 'Militarization' of Falklands

Argentina's president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner announced her intentions to bring the Falklands issue to the U.N. on Tuesday.

Josefina Vazquez Mota Gets Presidential Nomination: Mexico Marks a Milestone Against Gender Bias

Mexican ruling Party, in a political landmark decision elected the country's first woman presidential candidate. Josefina Vazquez Mota, a Mexican economist, businesswoman and consultant is the first woman to contest for the post of president from a major party in Mexico.

ARSENAL TRANSFER NEWS: Garcia, Giroud, and Yacob are on Wenger's Radar?

The Gunners should make stronger transfer pursuits in the summer.

Prince William Deployed to the Falklands: 5 Things to Know

Prince William will be deployed to the Falkland Islands for the next six weeks to serve as a pilot for the Royal Air Force's (RAF) search and rescue helicopters.

Egypt Soccer Match Leads to Riot, 9 Most Deadly Football Riots in History

At least 70 people were killed when riots broke out between soccer fans of rival Egyptian football teams in Port Said, Egypt on Wednesday. Hundreds were injured in the riots and there is uncertainty of how many fans were killed. Take a look at the most deadly incidents in football history.